User Interface
JavaScript Resources
This section describes the options available from the JavaScript Resources tab. This works the same way that CSS resources are managed, as described in User Interface > CSS Resources.
In order for the JavaScript resource to be output, all three of the following criteria must be met. The JavaScript resource must be:
- Either global, or assigned to a page that you expect to be output;
- Assigned to a resource group, and
- That resource group must be output in a template that gets rendered on the page.
Go to 
> User Interface > JavaScript Resources.
Code – Used to uniquely identify each JavaScript Resource
Type – There are three Resource Types supported:
- Local File – Points to a file stored locally on the Miva server
- External File – References a path to a JavaScript file hosted externally, typically from a CDN
- Inline Script – Outputs an inline Script tag
File Path – The relative path to the local file or the absolute path to the external file. “N/A” for inline script tags.
Tag Attributes – Preview of the script output including custom tag attributes that you have added.
Global – Toggle button determines whether the script appears on all pages. If the script is not global, you can select which pages you want it to appear on.
Active – Toggle button determines whether the JavaScript Resource is active or not. A script must be active to be output to the page.
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Select Multiple Records. Click on the select button to select entries in the list. Then click on the checkboxes next to the JavaScript entrie(s) you want to edit. |
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Clear Selection. Click on the clear button to deselect all entries previously selected. |
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Export to CSV. Click the CSV button to export the JavaScript resource(s) to a CSV file. |
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Edit JavaScript Resource(s). Click on the edit button to edit the Javascript entrie(s). From here you can change the Code, upload a JavaScript file and edit the Tag Attributes. Click on the sliders to set the JavaScript resource to Global and/or Active (left/gray is off, right/blue is on).
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To edit Tag Attributes, click on the edit button . The Tag Attributes for Resource: xxx dialog displays. You can export to CSV, change the names and values, add and delete tag attributes here. See 
below for details. |
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Delete JavaScript Resource(s). Delete the selected entrie(s) in the list. |
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Edit JavaScript Resource Source. Note: this button does not appear when external or multiple JavaScript resources are selected. This button launches a text window containing the JavaScript source file for editing.
Click Update to save your changes or Cancel to discard them. |
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Edit Tag Attributes. Note: this button does not appear when multiple JavaScript resources are selected. This button brings up the Tag Attributes for Resource: xxx dialog.
Click on the CSV button to export attribute(s) to a CSV file. Click on the delete button |
Click on the edit button When you are done editing, click the save button
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Manage Linked Pages for Selected JavaScript Resource. Note: this button does not appear when multiple JavaScript resources are selected or when the resource is global. The Pages button brings up a dialog that allows you to assign the JavaScript resource to specific pages. If no pages are assigned and the resource is not marked as global, the JavaScript resource will not be output. Click the slider button(s) in the Assigned column for the pages you want to assign the JavaScript resource to. Click Close when you are done.
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Manage Linked Resource Groups For Selected JavaScript Resource. Note: this button does not appear when multiple JavaScript resources are selected. This button allows you to assign Resource Groups to the JavaScript resource. Click the slider button(s) in the Assigned column for the groups you want to assign the JavaScript resource to. You can add new Resource Groups via the For more information on Resource Groups, see User Interface > Resource Groups.
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to add attribute(s).
or cancel 
to discard changes.
